« Last post by mouser on April 15, 2015, 02:19 PM »
It doesn't. You can turn off the adding of newly launched items to history from options, and you can right click on an item from search results to remove it from history.
« Last post by mouser on April 15, 2015, 12:48 PM »
I just got a report that someone was experiencing this.. If anyone gets this error on current builds, can you tell me about your setup and OS? And can you try changing the options on the "Tweaks" tab for where to store the temporary database file?
« Last post by mouser on April 15, 2015, 12:40 PM »
raingros,
Could you help me understand something -- FARR works by checking filenames and shortcut names.. so as long as the entries in your start menu say "Rechner", they should be found by farr..
Is it that even in your start menu the calculator is called "Calculator" and not "Rechner" or is it that the calculator app is not on the start menu at all? or?
« Last post by mouser on April 14, 2015, 11:09 AM »
ps. Didn't mean to derail the topic -- i do think it's useful to talk about political-related apps, especially those dealing with political free speech.
« Last post by mouser on April 14, 2015, 10:13 AM »
Quick historical artifact post: In 2004 I wrote a little markov-chain monte-carlo prediction tool for the 2004 United States Kerry-Bush Presidential election; you can see the old page for it here: https://www.donation...ouser/mep/index.html
« Last post by mouser on April 13, 2015, 02:17 PM »
Because people will inevitably want to undo actions, and see what's been changed, a nice feature would be to add a button to open the hosts file in notepad, so user can see and remove entries, etc.
« Last post by mouser on April 12, 2015, 12:38 PM »
Minor update:
[Change] If only one result is being shown in directory browsing mode, FARR won't autoswitch into small report display mode; this is nicer to look at when using an absolute path to a file and makes clearer when there is a unique result in directory browsing mode, and makes it more convenient to use the Quick Search Words to specify an explicit file path.
« Last post by mouser on April 12, 2015, 12:17 AM »
Version 2.220.01 - Apr 12, 2015 BETA
[Feature] A new "Quick Search Words" tab in options allows you to specify quick search word replacements; here you can quickly specify words that have alternate meanings when typed into the search box. Start each line with a search word, followed by = and then the replacement text. For example, if you would like to be able to type "ff" to search for "firefox" you can specify that here as "ff = firefox". This just makes it much easier to do certain simple things without using aliases. Note that replacements will only be made on word boundaries ("ff" will not match "eff").
[Bugfix] Non-contiguous scoring had a bug which might allow some results to list which should not (though it would give them a very low score).
[Feature] New option to require search words to match on left hand boundaries of words (whether contiguous enabled or not) -- can be useful in reducing spurious matches.
[Bugfix] Using spacebar to toggle checkboxes in the hotkey, searchfolder, pattern lists was not saving changes.
[Bugfix] Launched *folders* were no longer opening on Windows XP.
« Last post by mouser on April 11, 2015, 07:56 PM »
The $$u1 is useful when you are opening urls, because it does the necessary replacement urlencoding so that urls are properly encoded when they have symbols like + or & in them. I'm going to modify the tips on that form to give a hint about this -- it's very tricky i'll admit.
« Last post by mouser on April 11, 2015, 07:41 PM »
USAF Honor Guard - Rubber Chicken Bearing Test
"To be a Ceremonial Guardsman in the United States Air Force you have to maintain bearing at all times, even if you have a rubber chicken in front of your face. The instructors at the USAF Honor Guard Tech School constantly challenge the newcoming Airmen's bearing, and the students pay the penalty if they cannot maintain it."